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Who do you trust when you can't go home? After centuries of hiding themselves and their shifting abilities from outsiders, the Dragon Kin decide to send a delegation of "dragonriders" to a nearby Lowlander territory. Eager to see the world, young Lauran quickly volunteers. But not all Lowlanders can be trusted. As the visit comes to an end, Lauran finds herself trapped in her dragon form-and hunted by an evil warlock. Desperate to protect herself and her people, she flees along the Dragon Spine Mountains, away from friends and foes alike. Meanwhile, the last place Jenny wants to be during her…mehr

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Who do you trust when you can't go home? After centuries of hiding themselves and their shifting abilities from outsiders, the Dragon Kin decide to send a delegation of "dragonriders" to a nearby Lowlander territory. Eager to see the world, young Lauran quickly volunteers. But not all Lowlanders can be trusted. As the visit comes to an end, Lauran finds herself trapped in her dragon form-and hunted by an evil warlock. Desperate to protect herself and her people, she flees along the Dragon Spine Mountains, away from friends and foes alike. Meanwhile, the last place Jenny wants to be during her break from university is on a family vacation with her mother's new husband and his young son, Davy. Hoping for some peace and quiet, she explores a nearby cave-only to stumble into a portal to the Kingdom of Galahar, a land of magic and mythological creatures. As Jenny searches for Davy, who follows her through the portal, and Lauran struggles for freedom, they come together with the help of Nath, an apprentice shaman of the Anishinabe people. Between Jenny's technology and Nath's magic, can they help Lauran escape the warlock's relentless pursuit before he gets his hands on the Dragon Kin's blood?
Autorenporträt
Thanks to her great-grandmother, Jo Gatenby is a status Algonquin of the Pikwakanagan First Nation in Canada. Jo writes whatever the voices shouting in her head tell her to. She has had more than twenty of her flash fiction and short story pieces published in online magazines, and she has self-published five children's picture books.